The phrase "attention of climate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the focus or concern regarding climate issues, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The attention of climate change has become a pressing issue for governments worldwide."
Alternatives: "focus on climate" or "concern for climate".
Keystone XL is a dirty, dangerous pipeline proposal that demands the attention of climate scientists and all Americans.
Snow algae have since drawn the attention of climate scientists and of biologists keen to understand the conditions under which life might develop on other planets.
We first became curious about barley, and the beer it produces, as this relatively minor crop was clearly affected by climate extremes yet had never caught the attention of climate scientists.
As a result, the area has gained the attention of climate activists, who recently staged the largest protest against coal extraction in the country's history.
As a participant in the Department of Energy's Loan Guarantee Program to the tune of $1.6 billion, Ivanpah has drawn the attention of climate change deniers and small-government advocates who perceive it to be a boondoggle designed to rip off taxpayers and which, by the way, also kills birds.
The effects of urban green spaces on stormwater runoff have increasingly attracted attention because of climate change and rapid urbanization conditions.
He would also have known that its publication in a journal like GRL would have attracted the attention of professional climate sceptics.
Gustafsson said he makes no claims that the methane release "is necessarily driven by global warming". But a growing body of data showing that more methane is emanating from the rapidly thawing Arctic Ocean has caught the attention of many climate scientists.
The project was eventually put on pause "because of the media attention of the climate science debate that Pruitt was planning". — In a move that would weaken the EPA's ability to handle mining developments, Pruitt outlined in an agency memo a proposal to limit whether it can block the Army Corps of Engineer's approval of waste dumping, The Post's Juliet Eilperin and Brady Dennis report.
"In the corridors of Washington, Berlin and elsewhere, there is genuine dismay about the lack of attention to climate change in the G20 agenda," he says.
Whether the secretary of state can have that kind of influence remains an open question, and Mr. Kerry, despite two decades of attention to climate policy, has few concrete accomplishments on the issue.
